2008 Ford F-250 Super Duty Xl Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
State College, Pennsylvania, United States
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If you’re looking for a
truck, you don’t want to miss this one.
2008 Ford F-250 two wheel drive with only 38,050 miles.
Let’s mention that again…..38,050 miles! The owner was an older
gentleman who rarely drove it and recently passed away. The truck was treated well – please refer to
the pictures for details. The bed has a
few scuffs and there is a scratch on the tailgate, but those are the only
blemishes. The interior is in terrific
shape. He always kept seat covers on the
seat and mats on the floor. Westin running boards are both functional and add to the look of the truck. The truck has a current PA
inspection sticker. It runs perfectly,
as you would expect from a 38,050 mile truck.
Look around – you won’t find anything like it anywhere. Most F-250s are used hard and run into the
ground. Here’s your chance to own a
great truck at a great price. Bid with confidence. We take pride in our feedback and work to
make sure every customer is completely satisfied. We’ve sold cars, trucks, motorcycles and
motor homes with prices as high as $55,000. Please feel free to contact
us with any questions. Thanks, and good
luck bidding! |
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